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ON THE COVER

Egle paints a stylized teapot and teacup, each with matching floral
designs, along with a similar motif of branches emerging from
the pot itself. The tea is reflective enough that it hides its nature;
it could be any tea from this supplement, or an even stranger
tea, still.

V ersion 1.0
Disclaimer: Tea is best enjoyed under specific conditions, such as a beautiful rainy day, fine company, a book, a cat or three, and small appetising sandwiches. It is also easiest to enjoy tea when you have the time to enjoy it
properly, and while not under duress from dragons, the undead, owlbears, and the like. While it certainly is possible to down your tea hastily in a single gulp, in the midst of combat, to gain the medicinal benefit of the herbs
used in its concoction, it is not recommended. One may die to, for example, a perfidioius lich, but that is certainly a better fate than facing its withering judgment at lacking the culture to enjoy your beverage properly.
 Contents
Teas & Tisanes................................ 4
Brewing and Drinking.........................4
Additional Items...................................4
Artisan’s Tools...................................4
Brewable Teas...................................4
Teas and Environments......................9
Additional Magic Items......................10
Cup of Illusions................................10
Ezmerelda’s Silvered Spoon.........10
Pluck-the-Leaf’s
Portable Potables............................10
Quick-Brew Teabags.......................11
Sanctified Kettle..............................11
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 Teas & Tisanes
Additional Items

W
hile adventurers are often famed for
delving into dangerous places and retrieving
The following items can be used to produce various
fabled treasures, many find solace in other
teas. Many of these teas can also be found in the invento-
pursuits, from creating art to crafting culi-
ries of merchants in the Traders and Merchants supple-
nary masterpieces. Similarly, the brewing
ment, also on the DM’s Guild.
and serving of teas is a comfort to many, and wanderers
and travelers know of many rare teas from far-off realms
Artisan’s Tools
yet unknown to most of the world.
Tea set. A set of tools and accoutrements for brewing
Included here is an option for a new set of artisan’s
tea and conducting a tea ceremony, including a kettle,
tools, the tea set, along with teas that can be brewed by
tea bowl, portable brazier, wooden box that can contain
using the tea set. Any character proficient with a set of
5 different tea varieties, a tea scoop, whisk, candles, and
artisan’s tools can exchange that proficiency for profi-
tea cups. Proficiency with this set allows for the ceremo-
ciency with the tea set, if this would be compatible with
nial serving of tea, and gives insight into the brewing of
their character concept.
beverages, locating brewable herbs, and understand-
ing cultures and locations based on the beverages
Brewing and Drinking they produce.
The process of brewing tea takes about an hour, and can
be done over a short rest. This can take many forms, Activity DC
from a simple kettle bubbling over a campfire to an Conduct an immaculate tea ceremony 10
elaborate tea ceremony full of etiquette and tradition.
Locate brewable herbs 10
Brewing tea in this way consumes at least one 1/20 lb.
unit of brewable tea, and creates 10 servings of tea per Discern cultural information from a beverage 15
each 1/20 lb. used in brewing.
Drinking a serving of tea is either done over the Brewable Teas
course of 1 minute or 1 hour for maximum enjoyment, The following teas can be brewed using a tea set, or
or with the Use an Object action if a creature is too bought already brewed from applicable merchants.
rushed to actually savor the beverage. Unless it is cold Avlat. Made from leaves of a vine that grows wild in
tea, drinking tea with the Use an Object action inflicts 1 poor soil. Brews a peppery, copper-colored tea that is a
fire damage from hastily consuming a scalding beverage. bit of an acquired taste, but often is used to accentuate
Tea meant to be served hot becomes less enjoyable other bold flavors, such as those found in rich wines,
once it cools. Teas (other than those made to be served sauces, and ales.
cold) lose any beneficial effects once two hours have Beorunna’s Cure-All. Named, oddly enough, for a
passed after they have been brewed. legendary barbarian queen credited with its discovery,
this bitter-tasting tea made from boiled stems located in
the Savage Frontier has taken on an austere reputation
T ea S et among healers and herbalists. The first time a crea-
ture that consumes this tea regains hit points from any
source in the following hour, they regain 2d4 addition-
al hit points.

S ettings and A vailability

Most teas included here are associated with a particular setting.
Canonically, this is the world that they are from, and many teas
play an important role in that setting’s culture and history.
This need not be a limit on where you can find or enjoy a tea,
however. Teas from the Forgotten Realms can easily be varieties
of tal found in Eberron, or can simply be as they already are in
any other setting, with names of locations swapped out.
Conversely, your DM may decide to limit available teas to
appropriate settings, or to even further limit access to specific
teas unless you are in the location within a setting that such
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teas would be naturally available. This choice may be more

suited to heavily realistic campaigns, or areas of the world in
which merchants would be less active.

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A dditional I tems
Item Cost Weight Setting of Origin Effects
Artisan’s Tools
tea set 50 gp 7 lb. — Artisan’s tools used to brew tea
Brewable Teas
aviat 1 sp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms —
Beorunna’s cure-all 10 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms First time creature regains hit points within 1 hr., regain extra 2d4
blackthorn 1 sp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Calms an upset stomach
blueleaf 5 cp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Suppresses nausea and dysentery for 8 hr.
Bowen’s flower 1 sp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Sleep aid; disadv. on checks to avoid sleeping
cassil 10 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Birth control for fertile creatures that can’t be pregnant, for 1 week
catnip 5 cp 1/20 lb. — Calms the drinker; has exaggurated effects on tabaxi and leonin
chalthorn 2 sp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Creature is unable to taste spice in food for 1 hr.
cocoa 5 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms —
dathlil 4 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Suppresses poisoned condition for 1 hr.
earth dragon’s eye 3 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Increases land movement speed by 5 ft. for 1 hr.
elkammat 1 sp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Creates positive feelings in those who drink it
feverbalm 7 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Suppresses madness effects for 1 hr.
gaeth’ad 5 sp 1/20 lb. Eberron Can be mild stimulant, depressant, or hallucinogenic
goblinberry 1 sp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Poisonous if brewed incorrectly
harlhoof 10 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Calms stomach, soothes throat, and lessens extreme emotions
jethur 3 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Suppresses effects of alcohol for 2 hr.
kaeth 2 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Cannot sleep, or be put to sleep by magic, for 1 hr.
kaeth, dwarvish 10 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Cannot sleep, or be put to sleep by magic, for 8 hr.
long jing 5 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Grants resistance to poison damage for 1 hr.
mallow 7 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Grants a night of calm sleep, cannot be affected by dream
meiriath 7 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms —
mother’s leaf 10 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Aids in overcoming disease
mourningberry 5 gp 1/20 lb. — Relaxes those that drink it
nararoot 2 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Birth control for creatures that can be pregnant, for 2 weeks
pale jade 1 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms —
parsal blend 5 sp 1/20 lb. — Suppresses conditions that cause a cough for 24 hr.
portentious 20 gp 1/20 lb. — Tea leaves left in cup offer insights into drinker’s future
sandberry 5 cp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms —
talktuth 5 cp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms —
tal, blackroot 1 sp 1/20 lb. Eberron —
tal, milian 1 sp 1/20 lb. Eberron Suppresses fever for 24 hr.
three-ashes 1 gp 1/20 lb. — Dampens emotions; suppresses charmed effect for 1 hr.
vauge 5 cp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms —
wild ginger 5 sp 1/20 lb. — —
Wyndor’s herbs 20 gp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Heals a creature fully; causes 1 level of exhaustion
yellowleaf 1 sp 1/20 lb. Forgotten Realms Can remove stains from textiles

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 to like. However, when a creature drinks this tea, it
D athlil becomes unable to taste spice in food for 1 hour, render-
ing the most spicy of cuisine palatable.
Cocoa. Found growing wild in Maztica, this bitter
and rich beverage is sometimes sweetened or served
with cream or spices. Popular among the nobility
of Calimshan, cocoa is often considered a drink for
wealthy lovers.
Dathlil. This tea made from small, white ground flow-
ers has a light, grassy, and very floral taste. It is also a
potent counteragent against most poisons, though it can
be unpredictable if not properly brewed. A creature that
drinks dathlil tea suppresses the poisoned condition, if
afflicted by it, for 1 hour.
Earth Dragon’s Eye. A rich black tea from Shou
Lung in Kara-Tur, slightly acerbic, with a complex earthy
aroma. Drinking this tea refreshes you and loosens your
muscles, increasing your land movement speed by 5 feet
for the next hour.
Elkammat. Brewed from groundnut husks found in
Murghôm, Semphar, Mulhorand, Unther, and Chondath,
Blackthorn. Brewed from the leaves of the blackthorn this brown tea has a woody, bitter, and slightly nutty
shrub, producing a savory tea with earthy, woody notes, flavor. Typically served spiced with cinnamon, nutmeg,
and a fruity, tangy aftertaste. This tea is known to calm or more esoteric spices, this tea warms the heart and
an upset stomach, and is remarkably common in the engenders positive feelings in those who drink it. The
Dragon Coast and Dragon Reach. drink of choice for the entire eastern Inner Sea.
Blueleaf. Harvested from the leaves of the bitterhedge Feverbalm. This tea is brewed from small multicol-
plant, plentiful throughout the Realms and used to ward ored red, black, and yellow flowers found in the Savage

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off common crop parasites. When brewed, creates an Frontier. Drinking this tea calms the mind and numbs
off-blue tea that is slightly sweet with an almost minty the throat and tongue, suppressing any madness effects
aftertaste. Many enjoy this tea recreationally, though the character suffers for 1 hour.
used medicinally it suppresses nausea and dysentery for Gaeth’ad. A tea brewed by the orcs of the Shadow
8 hours after consumption. Marches, tasting thick and brackish, with a flavor that
Bowen’s Flower. Made from small violet and red flow- stays on the tongue. A versatile if incredibly pungent
ers that grow as weeds, tea made form Bowen’s flower drink, it can be brewed as
is a common sleep aid. Its light aromatic taste lulls its a mild stimulant, depres-
M ourningberry
drinker to sleep, conferring disadvantage on any
checks made to avoid sleep. For whatever reason, E lkammat

Bowen’s flower has a pronounced

effect on bugbears, who fall asleep in
1d4 minutes after drinking this tea.
Cassil. Brewed from the leaves of
a particular kind of shrubbery, cassil
has a prickly taste favored by few.
Instead, it is of repute amongst the
wealthy as a form of birth control.
Creatures that drink a cup of cassil
are incapable of impregnating other
creatures for 1 week.
Catnip. A tea with a grassy, herbal taste and a
pleasant smell. Drinking this tea induces feel-
ings of calm and contentedness. This feeling
is extremely pronounced in tabaxi and leonin,
many of whom perceive this tea as a narcotic.
Just the smell of catnip tea can make a tabaxi
or leonin excitable, an effect remedied once the
tea is imbibed.
Chalthorn. Made from grey, furry weeds that C ocoa
plague farmers in Sembia and the Dalelands, this
cloudy tea has a dry, chalky taste that is difficult
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 sant, or hallucinogenic, depending on methods used
when brewing.
K aeth
Goblinberry. If brewed incorrectly, these poison-
ous red-purple berries can close up the throat, caus-
ing suffocation. When diluted and mixed with ample
sugar or honey, however, goblinberry tea is a deliciously
refreshing beverage that causes the mouth to tingle as
it is imbibed.
Harlhoof. This tea is made from an equal blend
of two plants: the thorns from harlthorn bushes
and the flat, hoof-like leaves of the hoof-leaf weed.
Together, the tea is both enjoyable and medicinal,
with a silky texture and smoky taste that settle
the stomach and throat. Harlhoof calms those
that drink it, lessening extreme emotions such as
rage or grief.
Jethur. Purplish and (usually) as savory as broth,
this tea is made from dense clusters of fungi known as
carpet mushrooms. The taste of this tea is known to
shift as one drinks it, and it is renowned by merchants
for its ability to induce sobriety and soothe digestion. A
creature that drinks this tea suppresses the effects of Mallow. This light blue floral tea is popular in
any alcohol in their system for 2 hours. Maztica, often finding use as a sleep aid. It carries a light
Kaeth. Also known as coffee, kaeth is a potent drink semi-sweet taste. If a creature drinks this tea before
with a bold, robust yet bitter flavor, energizing to those sleeping, they sleep free of nightmares and cannot be
that drink it. Kaeth is made from ground, brown, caffein- affected by the dream spell or similar abilities.
ated beans commonly grown in Durpar. A creature Meiriath. A rich copper-colored beverage tasting of
cannot sleep or be put to sleep by any means for an hour mango and citrus, popular with wealthy residents of
after drinking kaeth. Halruaa, Unther, and Mulhorand. Made from carefully-
Kaeth, Dwarven. A thick, sluggish liquid, almost dried leaves of cave-sedge, a grass-like plant that grows
syrupy in texture and black as midnight. It is doubtful if in caves and other dark places.
any actual beans are involved, but the drink is certainly Mother’s Leaf. A mellowing concoction, carrying with
caffeinated. For 8 hours after drinking dwarven kaeth, a it strong grass and sage notes, a staple of healers in the
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creature cannot sleep or be put to sleep by any means. Savage Frontier. If a creature that drinks this tea suffers
Long Jing. A rich and fragrant green tea, grown in from any diseases, they can make a Constitution saving
Kara-Tur’s Zhejiang province. Tradition holds that this throw with a DC of 13. On a success, one disease the
tea can help cleanse the body of toxins, granting a creature suffers ends gradually after 24 hours. A crea-
creature that drinks it resistance to poison damage for 1 ture can only attempt this saving throw once, requiring a
hour after consumption. long rest before attempting it again.
Mourningberry. Traditionally found near graves and
other deathly places, the berries of this plant can be
L ong J ing
seeped into a tea, but its leaves and flowers are mildly
toxic. When brewed, the tea acts as a slight depressant,

B ut is it T ea ?
Unbeknownst to many novice tea drinkers, all “true” teas (these
being black, green, oolong, white, and pu’erh) come from one
plant, camellia sinensis. Teas made from any other plant are
known as herbal teas or tisanes.
For the purposes of this supplement, any beverage brewed
using hot water and plant matter is considered to be tea,
regardless of its source. While not mechanically relevant, this
distinction can be of cultural importance (or not) within your
games. Tea connoisseurs can take issue with certain beverages
being passed off as tea, to the point that it may be outright
illegal (as is the case in some real-world locations) to say that
these non-teas are tea.
Of the teas included here, the only “true” teas are earth
dragon’s eye, long jing, and pale jade. The rest use other plants,
and thus are herbal in nature.

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 relaxing those that drink it and making them disinter-
ested in conflict or confrontation. Often served ceremo-
nially at funerals.
Nararoot. A shaved-down tuber seeped into a tea, its
natural licorice flavor is softened into a musky semi-
sweet aroma. This tea functions as a
form of birth control; once a human-
oid that can become pregnant drinks
this tea, they are rendered infertile for
a period of 2 weeks.
Pale Jade. A light and airy white
tea, cultivated in Kara-Tur, primarily
within Shou Lung. A popular export,
many merchants and tea connois-
seurs hold this tea as an excellent
introduction to proper tea drinking.
Parsal Blend. A smoky, citrus-rich blend of herbs that T hree -A shes

soothes the throat. The recipe for this blend is passed

down between magi. If a creature drinks this tea, it
suppresses any conditions that cause a hacking cough
for 24 hours.
Portentious. Not truly a tea in its own right, porten-
tious tea is one of several varieties of common tea
subjected to minor enchantment by a cleric, wizard,
or witch. After being consumed, the remains of the tea
leaves in the drinker’s cup are said to offer insight into
that individual’s future.
Sandberry. These yellow berries grow in the West-
ern Heartlands, proliferating in otherwise barren and
ravaged areas. Tea brewed from these berries is yellow
in color and has a harsh, bitter, and acidic taste, but Tal, blackroot. Brewed by the halflings of Khorvaire’s
nevertheless is favored by travelers as an excellent Talenta Plains, this beverage is served piping hot and
source of hydration in arid lands. carries a taste of bitter cinnamon. Served traditionally
Talktuth. Made from groundleaf, a hardy plant that is around mid-day, many add a healthy dollop of honey to
one of the few things which can survive the bitter cold of round out the flavor.
the North. This tea is slate grey with a metallic tang, and Tal, milian. This chilled purple tea is also brewed
is generally considered unpalatable to those not used to by halflings of the Talenta Plains, and has a complex
consuming it. flavor akin to licorice or anise. Used occasionally in
folk medicine, this tea can suppress feverish symptoms
M ilian T al for 24 hours.

T al T ales
Typically brewed by halflings in Eberron, tal comes in many
varieties, including an additional 10 or so teas for which there
are no existing canonical references.
There is also one more variety of tal beyond these, lost to
all knowledge in the Xoriat incursion. What it was, how it was
made, and how it tasted, none can say. Yet, intreped adventur-
ers may yet uncover the history of this lost tal, and its presence
may someday grace the continent of Khorvaire once again.
T atiana C helovechkova /

  Three-Ashes. A bitter tea served stone cold,

brewed by the Dustmen of Sigil. Drinking it is said
to clear the mind, and dampen emotions. If a crea-
ture that is charmed drinks this tea, that condition is
suppressed for 1 hour.
Vauge. Made from the voj-weed that grows wild
zzorik

near Khôltar, this mellow grassy tea has a slight

salt aftertaste.
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 Wild Ginger. Brewed from ginger root and a few B arren
choice additives, this tea comes in a wide variety of d4 Tea
colors, depending on which type of ginger is used. 1 Aviat
Popular for its use in settling the stomach, and its warm,
2 Elkammat
slightly spicy taste.
Wyndor’s Herbs. Though it is a powerful curative 3 Sandberry
tea, very few creatures would willingly drink tea made 4 Talktuth
from Wyndor’s herbs unless in great need. This viciously
bitter tea has a reputation for killing as it cures. A crea-
C oastal
ture drinking this tea is restored to its hit point maxi-
d4 Tea
mum over its next short rest, but gains a level of exhaus-
1 Blackthorn
tion in the process.
Yellowleaf. Concocted from the undried, sword- 2 Sandberry
shaped leaves of the idaya weed, this tea is remarkably 3 Vauge
common throughout the Shining South. It has a robust 4 Yellowleaf
and dependable taste, and a pale yellow coloration.
Though traditionally served hot, cold yellowleaf tea
can be used to remove most stains from clothing and G rasslands
d10 Tea
other textiles.
1 Blueleaf
Teas and Environments 2 Bowen’s flower
When locating brewable herbs using the tea set, the 3 Catnip
brewable tea one finds is determined by the environ- 4 Chalthorn
ment that is searched. If you succeed on such a check, 5 Dathlil
roll on the table that corresponds to the area in which 6 Elkammat
you are located, and receive 1d4 × 1/20 lb. of tea
7 Mourningberry
of that type.
Making this check takes an hour of effort, and you can 8 Tal, blackroot
only make this check once daily in any given region, with 9 Tal, milian
subsequent checks turning up no results. Further, your 10 Yellowleaf
DM may determine that some of these teas are unavail-
able in the location or setting you find yourself in. If they
do, reroll until you receive an acceptable result. M ountains
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d8 Tea
1 Beorunna’s cure-all
A rctic
d4 Tea 2 Blackthorn
1-2 Blackthorn 3 Bowen’s flower
3-4 Talktuth 4 Dathlil
5 Elkammat
6 Jethur
7 Talktuth
8 Wyndor’s herbs

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 S wamp If the beverage is poisoned, tainted, or harmful in
d10 Tea any way, the illusion becomes tinged acid green and
1 Bowen’s flower wavers weakly.
2 Cassil
Ezmerelda’s Silvered Spoon
3 Feverbalm Wondrous item, uncommon
4 Gaeth’ad
This spoon has 6 charges, and regains all expended
5 Goblinberry
charges each day at dawn. When placed into a nonmagi-
6 Mother’s leaf cal drink that can be held in one hand, you can stir with
7 Mourningberry the spoon and expend 1 of its charges to purify the drink
8 Nararoot and render it free of poison and disease.
9 Vauge Additionally, you can use a bonus action and expend 2
charges while holding this spoon to prevent any lycan-
10 Yellowleaf
thropes or other creatures with the shapeshifter tag
from moving into the area within 10 feet of you, or any
T ropical closer to you if such a creature is already within this
d8 Tea area. This effect lasts until the end of your next turn.
1 Cocoa
2 Earth dragon’s eye Pluck-the-Leaf’s Portable Potables
Wondrous item, very rare
3 Kaeth
4 Long jing This item appears to be a small house shaped and sized
5 Mallow as a tea kettle, stylized to resemble a cat. If it is placed
on the ground with open space of at least 20 feet in
6-7 Pale jade
every direction other than beneath it, and its command
8 Wild ginger word is spoken, it begins to grow over the course of 1
minute until it appears to be a full-sized tea shop.
U nderground When fully grown, the door to this tea shop is actu-
d4 Tea ally a portal to and from a demiplane that resembles
1-2 Jethur the inside of a tea shop. Within the tea shop is a tabaxi
merchant named Pluck-the-Leaf that has and is willing
3 Kaeth, dwarvish
to sell brewed servings of 3d10 varieties of tea, chosen
4 Meiriath by your DM from the list at the beginning of this supple-
ment, each for the price of its equivalent 1/20 lb. of
W oodlands unbrewed tea. One of these varieties is always catnip
d8 Tea tea. Pluck-the-Leaf also has 2d10 × 250 gp in currency

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1 Beorunna’s cure-all
2 Cassil
C up of I llusions
3-4 Chalthorn
5 Feverbalm
6 Harlhoof
7 Mother’s leaf
8 Nararoot

Additional Magic Items

The following magical items are available, in addition to
those in the Dungeon Master’s Guide and other sources.

Cup of Illusions E zmerelda ’ s

S ilvered S poon
Wondrous item, common
When tea or another beverage is poured into this cup,
the surface of the beverage simmers with an obvious,
ephemeral illusion related to the origin of the beverage.
This may be a forest for tea brewed with foraged
herbs, luminescent mushrooms for alcohol distilled
from fungi, a ice-capped mountain top for pure
water, or similar.
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 on-hand, and is willing to purchase items of reason- Sanctified Kettle
able quality from those in the tea shop at half their Wondrous item, uncommon
listed value.
If statistics are required for Pluck-the-Leaf, use those This kettle holds 1 gallon of fluid. Once each day, a crea-
of an archmage (MM, p. 342). Pluck-the-Leaf is unwilling ture holding this kettle while it is full of water can use an
to fight or leave their tea shop, usually, and has a special action to transmute its contents into enough holy water
action that can expel any number of creatures immedi- to fill 8 flasks.
ately and forcefully out of the tea shop’s door, preventing If used to brew tea or another beverage, this holy
them from entering for the rest of the day. water retains the properties of holy water, while gaining
After 1 hour has passed since the tea shop has grown the properties of whatever beverage it is brewed into.
to full size, it begins to shrink back to its original size
over the course of 1 minute. When this occurs, any
creatures within the tea shop’s demiplane other than
Pluck-the-Leaf are deposited gently outside the shop’s
door, and cannot re-enter the shop as it is shrinking.
Pluck-the-Leaf can cause the shop to remain at full size
longer, or to shrink earlier, at their discretion.
Once the shop has returned from being full size,
it cannot be made to grow again until after the
next sunrise.

Quick-Brew Teabags
Wondrous item, common
These teabags come in a set of 1d6 + 1 bags, and all
hold the same variety of tea, chosen by your DM from
the teas listed at the beginning of this supplement. S anctified K ettle
A teabag can be used to brew tea, in place of 1/20
lb. of tea, and doing so consumes the teabag. When
used in this way, the tea is brewed within 10 minutes
instead of 1 hour.
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P luck - the -L eaf ’ s

P ortable P otables

Q uick -B rew T eabags

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